58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENTS
1. AR-385-10, The Army Safety Program
2. AR 385-40, Army Accident Investigation and
Reporting
3. Supplemental ASC, 10th ASG, and USARJ
Regulations
58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
WHAT ACCIDENTS GET REPORTED
1. All Soldier and DOD Civilians
2. All Host Nation Employees, During Duty
3. Dependants only on Army Installations to
Correct an Safety Hazard
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SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT STATISTICS:
1st Quarter FY-03, Oct-Dec 02
6 Vehicle Accidents
No Hospitalization
2 PT Accidents
1 Outpatient Splint, Profile
1 Outpatient Surgery, Cast, Conv Lv, Profile
58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT STATISTICS:
2nd Quarter FY-03, Jan-Mar 03:
2 Vehicle Accidents
No Hospitalization
1 Work Injury
Bruised Head, Outpatient Treatment
Averaging Same or More Accidents this Quarter
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SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT REPORTING
All Accidents Get Reported:
Telephonic or email note ASAP
Abbreviated Ground Accident Report (AGAR), AR
285-AB-R email format prepared by unit Safety
NCO/REP, within 7 days
Bn AGAR to 516th Sig Bde and 10th ASG within 28
days, with Bn CDR verification
58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
WHAT ACCIDENTS GET REPORTED
1. All Soldier and DOD Civilians
2. All Host Nation Employees, During Duty
3. Dependants only on Army Installations to
Correct an Safety Hazard
58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT CAUSES
1. Driving Too Fast
2. Following Too Close
3. Misjudge Clearance While Backing Up
Parking, Turning Around
4. Physical Training
5. Not Following Safety Precautions
58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
58TH SIGNAL BATTALION
SAFETY ACCIDENTS
ACCIDENT PREVENTION